Upcoming
Information on our upcoming season.
The Wolf Who Came To Juneau, 2021-2022
Inspired by Nick Jans' book, A Wolf Called Romeo, Orpheus Project is hard at work developing The Wolf Who Came to Juneau—a series of multi-faceted events for the whole community centering around Juneau's friendly black wolf. Join us for new music events, a grand opera, a spectacular photography exhibit, Fireside Chats at Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center, and more!
Nick Jans has been kind enough to share his experiences documenting his years-long relationship with Romeo. He and his wife Sherrie spent many hours during their time in Juneau at Skater’s Cabin and on the frozen Mendenhall Lake admiring Romeo. We are excited to bring our creative new works—inspired by Nick’s love of Romeo—to the stage.
Romeo the Wolf - in schools 2022
A newly composed piece for narrator and small instrumental ensemble with music by Elena Levi and words by Joel Bennett. This piece is designed to go into classrooms and give the students an intimate look at the wolf who stole Juneau's heart before many of them were born.
Other Community Performances and Openings
Check back! We will list performances around Juneau that have an element that celebrates Romeo the Wolf.
Nick Jans has been kind enough to share his experiences documenting his years-long relationship with Romeo. He and his wife Sherrie spent many hours during their time in Juneau at Skater’s Cabin and on the frozen Mendenhall Lake admiring Romeo. We are excited to bring our creative new works—inspired by Nick’s love of Romeo—to the stage.
- Wolf Songs - February 2022, Thunder Mountain Auditorium
February 18, 19, and 20 TMHS Auditorium
Amalga Chamber Orchestra, William Todd Hunt, conductor - Photography Exhibit - Opening February First Friday 2022
A curated exhibit of newly selected photos from professional photographers. - Fireside Chat - February 20th, Mendenhall Glacier Visitor's Center
- Black Wolf – by Emerson Eads and Dave Hunsaker (the team who brought us the Princess Sophia opera) which will feature local choral group Vox Borealis (Sara Radke Brown, director) and Dave Hunsaker, Narrator, along with the Amalga Chamber Orchestra.
- A Wolf Called Romeo – by OP Artistic Director William Todd Hunt with text from Nick Jans will feature Tess Altiveros, soprano and José Rubio, baritone, along with choreographer Genevieve Carson and professional dancers from Los Angeles, along with the Amalga Chamber Orchestra
Romeo the Wolf - in schools 2022
A newly composed piece for narrator and small instrumental ensemble with music by Elena Levi and words by Joel Bennett. This piece is designed to go into classrooms and give the students an intimate look at the wolf who stole Juneau's heart before many of them were born.
Other Community Performances and Openings
Check back! We will list performances around Juneau that have an element that celebrates Romeo the Wolf.
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